The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-26
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The reported trouble between Brazi
and the Argentine Republic hes been set
tied. - ~. s.iN'fy y m .lI'' 4 N : :
Coal niirern in Indiana are still out TO-
IN advance in wages aud pay every two
weeks. ~ 4 III ~ y
Railroad bridges and tracks in the vi
clnity Of Laredo, Tex, have been washed
away by heavy rains. .S5.# Tg57. a
General Pryor haa not decided befor.
what Supreme Judge the writ OF error il
the Chicago Auarchiat cases will be en-
tered. ssi!!.l& &...o sl,55 -.
Fifty cases Of typhoid fever are reported
ct Lisbon and vicinity, in the lower end O.
Cumberland county, Pa. /, The fever ia
said to be OF malignant form. A number
Of deaths have occurred. mi IzI@
Tho Treasury Department has decided
that rams, imported specially for breeding
purposes, may be admitted free OF duty,
notwithstanding the admission OF the i'm
porter that he intends to ssll them.
The Bureau Of Labor Stahst;ca reports
that for tho eight monthe OF the current
year to September /, the number OF i'm.
migrants landed in this country was 3G2..
$50. agsins. e54 $40 during the cosrespon.
ding part of last year.
Stephen Drago,5 au Italian barber, al
Waco, Tex, shot and killed George Barn,
well, oaloon keeper, Friday Barnwell
attempted to take cnair out Of his turn
and when the barber intetierrad ausrral
ensued, which resulted in the shooting.
The case OF "Blind" Patterson and his
two accomplices, Mills and Laidlaw
charged with attempting to obtain a pen
sion from the Government by fraud, has
| been put over until the Auburn term o
the United States District Court. Bsil was
Increased from $1,000 10 $4,000.
A fire Thursday night at tWynne, Ark
destroyed nearly the whole bueinoas por
tion Of that town. The total less is fully
$2s, 600. partially insured. Wynno is sew.
enteen miles north Of Forest City, Ark,
at the junction Of tho Bald Knob 4 He
lena branch OF tho Iron Mountain Rail
road. ': !ri5Tl.il1lFI s1,I1
A gang OF amugglera was attacked by s
posse OF United States officers near Lare.
do, Texas, and four. OF them killed. The
survivors escaped by stampediug the
horses and following through the gap il
the line, taking refuge on the Mexican
eide. None oftho officers were hurt.
Mrs. Paraons, who was arrested at Obi
cago. on, Friday, for distributing the ad
dress OF her husband, the condemned An
aTchist, was released Saturday morning or
her own recoaniz ,nce. The money de
posted Tor her appearances was returned
The day for her Trial has not been set.
Wall street is strongly Of tho opinion
that Mr.. Jay Gould Is going to furnish
concluaive evidence OF his retirement from
the stock market by going abroad for the
winter. He is certainly making extensive
preparations for q trip to Europe, and the
best information obtainable is that he will
remain abroad all winter, say six monthf
or 90.
Father James L. Milan, leading Gath.
olic, divine Of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, has
come out strongly for the United Labol
party. He urges the Prohibitionists Il
Join TINT party as the beat means TO attain
their own enda.i Father Milan has also
braved the censure OF his clerical superi.
ora by attending meeting at which Dr.
McGlynn spoke. 5f5 i5 4s
The Pacific Mail steamer City Of Pars
arrived at her dock In Now York Satur
day morning. A delegation OF friends o
the late General Fitzpatrick was on hand
to receive his body, which was said to be
aboard. They were informed, however,
thst the body had not arrived, but would
probably come on by the City Of Newport
due about the 18Th Of next month.
The Philadelphia e Reading Rsilroat
Company has discontinued the Office d
Acting Master Mechanic Of the main line
division and branches. Its duties hereto
lore performed by John J. Whalep, wers
assigned to B. J. Small, Assistant Super
intendent CT Machinery, who will be as
slated by and represented iu the Reading
Office in dispasching and assigning en-.
gines and men to them, by I'D. James
General Foreman Of the Reading round
house. s{,,lt5,: IN 19a5:y! -.
The ahorteat murder trial in the his
tory of Michigan was finished Saturday
William McAndrGs was tried for the mur
der OF Jack McGinnis, OF Marquette, or
the 4.h Of July last. A jury was obtained
at 0:20 "A. NJ, at noon Is iwitnesses hat
testified aud arguments in the case were
completed inside an hour. The court con
vened in the afternoon, the case went te
the jury, which in 10 minutes returned {
verdict OF guilty Of manslaughter. s
| a dynamite cartridge was found Satur
day at the door Of clothing store in o.
kaloosa, Ala. II was wrapped in paper
and attached to he:wrappcr was another
| paper With the following written upon It
"Settle up your business aud leave withir
81 days, or you will be- blown up your
self, also your fine stock building and all.
About three weeks ago a similar cartridge
was found in: the sau1eplace. The its
cartridge was examined and found to con
tain sufficient nitro:glycerine to destroy
the entire block OF buildings. The lrn
is one OF the wealthiest!in the place, hay
ling successful banking business In addi
ltion to the clothing store. 49,.